oakland a little while ago. paul's in the weather center >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> well, the rain is just picking back up again, it was pouring in oakland a little while ago as you can see. >> paul is in the weather center tonight. paul? >> it is interesting more folks got the heavy rainfall when the storm moved out. look at that radar. east of the east bay hills, we seed heavy rainfall from 8:00

right up until now. that the you in concord, pittsburgh, antioch. walnut creek. now we are seeing the rainfall push to the south. it is just about to leave dublin. it has wrapped up in concord, walnut creek, and lafayette. lafayette, part of the live neighborhood network. a quarter of an inch of rain. same story in fremont. there is more rain in my forecast. also, nearly 90-degree day. find out when both happen in just a few minutes. >> see you then. it looked a lot like winter in the sierra today. snow coming down hard at donor pass. westbound had to be closed because of white-out conditions. it all looks good now. but andria borba tells us we are still in a drought so the

governor is giving every california homeowner a pass on their grass. >> reporter: that's right. hoas and homeowners have a somewhat prickling relationship. but some rules have been taken out of the regulations. it is not hard to find a green lawn right after a rainstorm, but come august in the middle of a drought, it may be another story. in this san lorenzo neighborhood, the homeowner association sent nasty letters and fined people for brown lawns back in february. >> they are going to fine us for not having green lawns that it has to be maintained no matter what. >> a maximum fine of $5,000. >> reporter: they paid that $100 fine, but won't have to that summer. in a sweeping executive order, governor jerry brown made it illegal for hoas to fine owners for letting the grass

turn the color of his last name. >> who wouldn't want a pretty green lawn? but yeah, in the middle of the drought, it is just not feasible. it is ridiculous. >> the whole point of the housing association is to keep our values up, but if there is a drought, there should be some exceptions. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix5. >> well the governor is also cutting red tape to get the water to the farmers. he is asking restaurants not the serve water unless customers ask for it and he wants hotels to limit how often they wash their linens. vandals are still on the loose. police will stay they are unknown suspects, but christin ayers says the damage is pretty obvious. >> reporter: antioch police telling us more than two dozen people reported their windows being broken early this morning. this spree just the latest in an area where crime is on the rise. >> the wife woke me up at 1:32

this morning and heard a noise. >> reporter: when steven went to check it out, he saw the windows of his antioch home smashed in. the vandals used rocks from his own lawn and his house was not the only one hit. antioch police say vandals hit 25 homes in the black diamond estates and the diamond ridge neighborhoods. >> my wife and i were home and we just heard the crash and came out, but they were gone. >> reporter: the same thing has happened to oscar menindez twice. he has had to board up his front window with plywood. >> bad elements in town. >> reporter: it is something we heard over and over. at this week's city council meeting, crime is up 3% in antioch this year. property crimes have climbed 3%. mayor wade harper's response?

>> i'm hearing from people, they are thinking that things are getting better. >> reporter: the backlash is swift on facebook. sounds like a mayor is out of touch. crime in antioch has never been worse. diley says he is hopeful that the hiring of a handful of new officers will be the beginning of a needed shift. in antioch, christin ayers, kpix5. >> he says he hopes to hire five new officers by the end of the year. a man who landed in the oakland airport was in the bay air less than an hour before betty yu says he helped save someone's live. >> reporter: this guy was fresh off the plane. it was only supposed to take him about ten minutes to get from the bus stop behind me to the nearest bart station until an accident popped up. luckily, he knew exactly what to do. the 95-year-old driver this this overturned car was hanging

upside down. strapped in by seat belt as blood gushed from his head. the one car accident happened on the san leandro off ramp. this white bloodstain shirt on the ground belonged to this man. a stranger he didn't know would help save his life. >> i knew we had to find a way to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: wayne is the chief officer for a lumber company in idaho. he was in town on business. he hopped on the air bart shuttle minutes before the accident. when they ended up behind the wreck, he said the driver opened all the doors and several people got out to help, but he went straight to the driver because of his severe bleeding. >> so i quickly opened the door behind the driver and jumped into the car which was upside down, got a couple of the guys to hold his legs while i released the seat belt and got him laying flat. >> reporter: he used his dress shirt to put pressure on his head until the paramedics

arrived. wayne spoke to the elderly driver who didn't remember what happened. >> he had a three inch gash on his forehead looking like a shape of a v down to the bone. >> reporter: the 75-year-old passenger in the car was not as seriously injured. both of them last check were in stable condition. and in case you were wondering, he was able to buy a new dress shirt at a nearby men's warehouse and make it to his business meeting. he then flew back out of oakland international airport, that same night. >> lucky to have him there. betty yu reporting live from oakland. thank ewe betty. a rising democratic star on trial for peeping into a woman's bedroom. tonight, the jury is deadlocked. corillo is the sonoma county supervisor. he supposedly peeked into his neighbor's window in underwear

and socks. he wanted to drink beer with the neighbor and hoped they would look up. one juror changed her mind. deliberations resume monday morning. california voters getting something in the mail that would be funny if it weren't so sad. state senator leland yee promising to fight corruption. he was arrested last month accused of widespread corruption to pay off campaign debts. but in the voter information guide for the june primary, lee who was running for secretary of state wrote the following. the job is to empower californians to govern california, guarantee fair elections and prevent corruption. it was printed before his race. he says he is innocent. millions of catholics have gathered in rome to celebrate the rise of saint hood of two popes.

pope john paul ii and pope john the 23 will be named saints sunday. the path to saint hood for john paul ii was the fastest in modern history. in northern italy, a 98- foot tall crucifix built to honor pope john paul fell over and killed a young man posing for pictures. -was killed instantly. you can hear the stress as a plane almost crashed into a united flight. united boeing 737 was about to land in newark, when a commuter jet was taking off. the commuter jet crossed the path of the landing jet. listen to the landing jet talking to the tower. he is flight 4100. >> traffic to your right. >> yeah, he is real close. >> okay, yeah, we saw him.

4100. >> all right, departure, he was real close, sir. >> the ntsb is investigating this. construction at the newark airport has changed some of the normal traffic flow. well a bay area family has sued a sky diving school after their daughter plunged to their death. >> the daughter checked out the school and found out it had a great safety record, but only on 5, allen martin tells us the school never revealed that other people had died there, too. >> reporter: jumping out of a moving plane at up to 18,000 feet is not for the faint of heart. but hundreds of people a year come to sky dive holster to experience the adrenaline rush. jennifer was one of them. her parents jim and marilyn said she had done a lot of

research. this drop school said it had never had a fatality. >> she went out of her way to tell us how safe this was. >> reporter: but on hour 17th jump, jennifer fell to her death. velcro straps on her rented parachute were in very poor condition and could have been a contributing factor. >> how could somebody issue any diver a piece of equipment like this? >> reporter: not only that, jennifer's brother soon discofferred the company safety claims were false. >> i found records of two other fatalities. they are under no obligation to report that to the uspa. >> reporter: jim crouch with the united states parachuting association says reporting a death is voluntary. >> we tell consumers to do a local search in the media for accident reports and visit the drop zone. >> reporter: nonetheless, he says the sport is safer than

ever. something sky dive holster's owner says he can attest to. >> things have changed quite a bit, especially when it comes to the gear people are using. >> reporter: he took over sky dive holster shortly before her death. he buys state of the art gear every months and the new packs don't have velcro. as for accidents? >> we basically had a few injuries here and there. unfortunately, we had one person passed away. >> reporter: the drop zone's fourth fatality, a jumper filming tandem students. she had 150 jumps, only half the recommended amount. >> the drop zone didn't follow the recommendation. >> reporter: cameras are a dangerous distraction that sky divers take very seriously. last year, jeraldbo florez was

criticized. he crash landed but survived. his rented equipment was worn beyond industry standards. >> there needs to be oversight. having the self-regulating uspa that really focuses on monitoring instead of safety, that is not working. >> reporter: allen martin, kpix5. >> flores is now suing but the account is sued and settled. the u.s. parachuting association worked to defeat a safety bill. no, get out of my car, get out of my car! >> there are so many carjackings in the bay area. now, one school is offering a class to teach you how to fight back. >> the warriors are talking about changing their names when they move. tonight, we know what the bay area really thinks. our exclusive poll. >> and would you vote to take away this little girl's pet chickens? well tonight, some of her neighbors did just that. ,,,,,,,,,,

med into a >> they just wanted some ice cream. tonight, one person is dead and six other are hurt after an suv rammed into a bunch of customers lined up in front of an ice cream shop. tonight, the elderly driver is cooperating with police. carjackings are up across the bay area. now one school is teaching people how to fight back. the classes are popular, and as christin ayers discovered, the training is pretty authentic. >> reporter: deana perez's children are in the backseat when she hopped in her car and

suddenly. >> no, get out of my car, get out! get out! >> reporter: it happened to hundreds of oaklanders last year. this time, it is just a drill. perez is an instructor and this is part of an anticarjacking workshop at oakland's institute. >> we always try to keep updated about the threats. >> reporter: and owner danny says in oakland, carjacking is one of those current threats. carjacking jumps 23% in 2013 over the year before. >> we decided that it is time to build a seminar. >> taking students off the mats and onto the streets teach them to take down carjackers, even wrestling a real gun away at one point. >> taking the real classes help you with prevention if you should get carjacked. >> reporter: the training is aggressive and sometimes

violent and oakland police flat out discourage resisting. their philosophy, fighting back is not worth getting hurt or killed over property. best case scenario is to deescalate the situation or walk away, but some situations require aggression. >> when your kids are in the car, you cannot give away the car. you cannot just let the person take the kids. >> reporter: zellick says he teaches the full range of scenarios. when to flee and when to fight. in oakland christin ayers, kpix5. >> the next seminar is tomorrow afternoon. well, it was a short flight for some passengers leaving seattle because of this. it was a bird strike. you can see, the bird actually got stuck. there it is, to the nose of the aircraft. alaska jet turned around and was able to land safety. tonight, we have new information. a story we told you about last friday night about a girl and

the chickens she keeps as pets. >> the neighborhood has voted and joe vasquez tells us it is not good news for her. >> reporter: nine-year-old ranie mathis is getting a lesson in grown up mathematics. her neighbors voted and 61% of them said she should be able to keep her chickens but the homeowners association says not enough people voted so the chickens had to go. >> they said we lost. >> reporter: as we reported, the hoa sued her family saying the chickens are against the homeowner rules. the failed vote means they will not be amended to include chickens. >> we are obligated to enforce our ccnrs . long ago when they were drafted, our members decided they did not want chickens. >> they are judging my chickens

without seeing them. because they have never known them. when we had open coops, they never came. not one of them came. >> reporter: ranie's dad is trying to keep out the lawyers. >> it's called a rule. they are able to establish rules that would grant chickens the ability to be here in limited numbers and in a proper coop. >> reporter: if that wasn't work, the case of the chickens could end up in court. in kentfield, joe vasquez, kpix5. lots of people are talking about this story on our facebook page and we want to know what you think about it. >> it is very controversial. >> let us know. >> all right,. well paul, it was kind of a crazy day. a little rain and sunshine and we are still going with the rain. >> is it january or april? decide mother nature. what's going on? it kind of felt like january outside. i check. today was colder than all but three of the days we had in the month of january, so it was pretty chilly out there.

still rains for some of you, we are having the rain leaving livermore. and also fremont picking up a few showers, all of this racing off to the south and east. once this is gone, the rain is finished but it has been a very wet evening up and down the 680 corridor. those of you in pittsburgh, concord, lafayette, livermore, antioch. you reached a quarter of an inch in just a couple of hours as the storm was taking off. well all day long, were you cold today? highs only in the mid 50s , still we are in the low 50s right now. some of you in the upper 40s . santa rosa, 47, livermore, 49. we may see some isolated upper 30s in the morning. oakland, you will be in the upper 30s . concord, 47, 45 in livermore. chilly all day. chilly tonight. wet throughout the day because of this. area of low pressure moved in from the north racing through

california right now. on the western side, the back edge of the storm which is where it will be tomorrow, it will still be chill by, it will still be breezy, but it will not be raining. tomorrow will be a dry day. that low moves out. the next storm is further away. still a few showers for us coming up on sunday morning. after that, a huge, strong ridge of high pressure is going to move in and we will go from highs in the 50s to up near 90 degrees by the middle of next week. so big changes coming. showers done by 2:00 this morning. a mixture of sun and clouds in the morning. breezy and chilly with highs in the mid 60s . fremont tomorrow, 61, that is it. redwood city, 64. dublin, 64 tomorrow. only 59 in san francisco and novato. extended forecast, showers sunday morning, we are dry by the afternoon. look at the big change, we are talking widespread 80s all of

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>> the bank of the west sports report is next on kpix5. >> baseball up top. giants business. you are not going to believe this. but tim hudson actually walked a batter. in fact, he walked two to stop his inning streak at 30 without a base on ball. he got over it because he had a base at his back. bobble head night for the giants announcer dwayne kaiper. and in this one, it is hunter

pence. found a big hole. that scores a run. 3-1 in the fourth. then here comes that band they call the beast. michael morse crushed one to center field. third home run in the last three days, sixth of the year, the giants, they win it over cleveland, final of 5-1. meantime, as manager bob melvin looking to go 5-0 against the astros. 4-0 early. and then ... well, there goes the as giving gifts. oh, another error to josh donaldson. he did homer later on. tied at 5-5 in the night. martin. gets past altuve. that will score two. that made it 8-5 in the onslaught continuing as josh donaldson does not disappoint. and the as win a final of 12- 5. nba playoffs near epic come back from 18 down in his game,

with the clippers, warriors fell short by two. they may change the lineup for game four. now in game three, golden state didn't shoot very well. dug a hole, just like game one, they trailed 9-2 in game two and lost by 40. clippers, they almost down 20 before the warriors rallied. klay thompson said they have to put a stop to it. >> you don't want to go down to la down 3-1. backs to the wall. lucky, the first of four. and the next game, we have to be the ones, you know, to throw the first punch. these last three games, you know, they have the big leads. so we have to make an impact. almost an hour-and-a-half delay, a little wet stuff. the swinging skirts lpga round two. daly city. lydia cohl. one shot back of the leader

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>> the rain, temperatures in the 50s , have you a little down today? don't worry, 80s next week. 80s inland. 70s near the bay. a little shower activity in the morning. >> all right, look forward to

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